(LSRC)Prepare the court documents

If you oppose the application you'll need

• An Application Response (Form F32) (PDF)
• An Affidavit (Form F30) (PDF) 
• Every other document you'll be referring to at the hearing and that hasn't already been filed
• A Financial Statement (Form F8) (PDF) and related documents, if required

For help writing the Affidavit, see:

• Checklist of information to include in an affidavit or bring to court,
• How do you write an affidavit?, and
• Write an affidavit.

For help filling out a Financial Statement (if the other person's applying to change an order for child or spousal support), see:

• Complete a Supreme Court Financial Statement (Form F8).

The forms contain technical instructions to help you fill them out. For more help using the forms, see:

• Common questions about the Supreme Court PDF forms.

If you don't oppose the application

If you don't oppose the application and you're willing to agree to the other person's requests without going to court, tell them that they can tell the judge that the application is not opposed. Generally, the judge will make the order the other person's asking for.

Or you can choose to follow the procedures to get a consent order.